Syracuse Herald Journal (Newspaper) - May 1, 1997, Syracuse, New York i if THURSDAY METRO VOL 121, NO. EDITION limpert runs for mayor Lawyer Ted Limpert won the Democratic Party's nomination to run for Syracuse but he may face a primary challenge from Carmen Harlow PAGE B1 SU recruit sued Former Corcoran High School football star faces lawsuit from a girl who says he her PAGE B1 Dilbert teaches Lockheed Martin in Salina uses cartoon characters to help teach corporate ethics PAGE C6 Dieter Steigerwald leaves his life's work behind WITH HIS Mari- looking Dieter Steigerwald of cuse uses the last of his store's meat to make a bratwurst for the ly's After buying the business in 1984, Dieter closed Paul's and Meat Market to the public JOHN photographer Local lawyer gets the perfect present PAGE 01 Akiyama returns to conduct and perform with the SSO Associated Press TWO TEXAS HIGHWAY PATROL officers are silhouetted against an evening sky at a security checkpoint in Fort A standoff between authorities and separatists is now in its fifth No end Texas police cut power to separatists headquarters after talks break off The Bulls sweep the Bullets and Portland beats the Lakers in Wednesday's NBA playoff action High winds damp and Brisk and mixed clouds and sun. Low 40. Windy with rain High 58, low 40. Blustery and chance of High 52. low 36. Some sun and It may High 52, low 36. Top stories World 1000 National AP report Baseball 1041 Weather Quiz 0111 Forecast Temperature Financial Biz Barometer Dow Jones NY numbers National Canadian Birthday Just for Laughs Illil cite 0111 1031 1012 1000 124? 1002 Business C6 Local news B1 Classified C9 Movies 02 cny D1 Obituaries B4 Comics 010 Sports Cl Editorials Television D6 010 Weekend FUKS Meat markets close on city's West Side Shops mixed Old World spice with By Daniel Gonzalez Staff Writer Ask Dieter Steigerwald to show you his the hands of a sage Fingers as thick as as ruddy as the Polish and German sausage he has ground out day after for nearly four they are all gerwald waving his beefy paws in the still have 10 they are all 10. But the fingers have not escaped the sharp edge of trusty butcher which he even ried into combat in There are cuts small and And there are scars leftover from earlier These are the injuries you can The sharp crook in his back is the result of years spent bent over a meat table trimming fat and bones from hocks of ham so big you could put your arms around them and not touch fingers on the other Although he doesn't Steigerwald has four degenerative discs in his The condition has gotten so he was forced to close Paul's and Meat which he owned for 13 Saturday's closing of the market at 419 S. Wilbur Ave. ended a career that stretched 39 years back all the way lo doctor one wrong move and you will end up on your face and you will never get back up Steigerwald said in his telltale German SYRACUSE IS losing not but two West Side meat and the last in the city specializing in freshly made kielbasa using old recipes brought over from the Old The Blue Ribbon at 625 Otisco on the city's near West is closing this after more than 36 years in Founders Walter and Eugenia Dmytryszyn are and their who bought the ness six years wants a The closings of the two Page Wampum to be returned to Onondaga WASHINGTON A collection of Iroquois among the most treasured objects for Native likely will be returned to the Iroquois Nation this is no object that is more sacred to the Iroquois than the said Doug a Mohawk who lives in Central New is the equivalent of the Declaration of dence to the United States or the Bucharest to the Catholic Officials at the National Museum of the American Indian said Wednesday they were preparing to transfer nearly two dozen pieces of wampum from a warehouse in the Bronx to Central New York's Onondaga Indian likely will be repatriated in a ceremony The whose tribal lands are south of are the keepers of wampum for all the Iroquois except the Richard an Oklahoma Cheyenne and director of the The made of tiny shells assembled into patterns on strings or carry messages to open begin nies and mark other significant events in the life of the The wampum dates to the 19th TTW SU discussion Those interested In viewing and discussing Great Brit- ain's national election results are invited to a gathering from to p.m. today in Eggers Hall's Global Col- laboratory at Syracuse Uni- The event Is by the Global Affairs Institute of SU's Maxwell School of and Public Affairs and the Syracuse branch of the English-Speaking The gathering will watch tion coverage via C-SPAN and hear commentary from SU faculty and members of the English-Speaking The meeting Is free and open to the Kenneth Terrell British voters head to the polls The Associated Press LONDON Police scoured ing centers for hidden bombs this morning over fears of an IRA at- tack before voting began in Brit- ain's national Polls pre- an end to 18 years of Conservative government and a big victory for Tony Blair's Labor Nothing suspicious was reported at the polling centers but extra officers were to remain on duty to roarch ppH their The increased security follows several small explosions by the IRA on the British mainland as well as bomb threats using IRA code The ing intended to remind ers of the IRA presence ahead of the severely disrupted the nation's road and rail Gerry president of the Irish Republican Army's political ally Sinn was the favorite to win the Northern Ireland of Regaining the seat that he lost in 1992 to Northern Ireland's biggest Catholic the Social cratic and Labor would boost standing ally and his claim lo a place m Northern Ireland peace Brit- ain has ruled that Sinn Fein must not be allowed lo take part until Page A6 NATO expansion Secretary of Stale Madeleine says NATO will now members in even if Ihc Russians don't Political contributions More than 10 of lo campaign in 1995 and 1996 came from of Tax victory for state Judge block collodion of taxes on sales by Indian vendors lo Celebrations over Gays and lesbians TV sitcom character's coming New OCC president Onondaga College pick a new now president of Rockland Community Syracuse picks The cily Parly has picked iis lineup tor November Mark Mayer moves on Top real estate of the year sells business and plans lo move South lo siarl Nynex improves service Public Service ion says ihe telephone company has improved service everywhere bul in Union vote National Labor Relations Board impounds ballots in vote by Syracuse University parking lot Celebration of the Arts St. David's who is of ihe at the will he honored Friday Dining Where's the beef It's at The there arc kinds of MAKING MERRY ON MAY leaf Morris Performers dances in Thornden Park early today to brate the first of ON TIME OR FREE GUARANTEED BY 5 P M TO CALL
